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This blog post discusses a smooth processing flow for handling files in a web application. The process involves a file being selected on the front end site, a submit request sent to a Lambda function with metadata in a JSON payload, validation of the metadata by Lambda, obtaining a presigned URL from S3, returning the URL to the client, direct file upload to S3 by the client, triggering an SQS queue event by S3, and finally, the Lambda function processing the file pulled from S3 along with additional logic. The post provides a detailed step-by-step guide on how this processing flow works seamlessly.

This lambda is a complicated beast

Day 2 of 7 day sprint

Discover the next steps in troubleshooting by exploring the outcomes of key follow-up checks. Uncover crucial insights from the verification of the package.json file and the manual download test. Based on the results, determine whether the issue lies with the specific package version or with system extraction processes. Take action accordingly to address the root cause and progress towards a resolution. Stay tuned for updates after conducting the necessary checks to guide the next course of action.

In this blog post, the author shares their effective methodology for handling small projects, leveraging AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini. They outline a structured process from brainstorming with ChatGPT to generating coding prompts for Gemini, emphasizing the importance of clear communication and detailed scoping. The post delves into the author's experience with AI collaboration, highlighting the efficiency gains and challenges faced during the development and deployment phases. With insights on refining prompts, managing AI tasks, and ensuring thorough documentation, this post offers a valuable perspective on integrating AI into project workflows for successful outcomes.

In this blog post, the author introduces qween, a functional tool that generates QR codes for URLs linked to an AWS API Gateway address. The tool also saves destination URLs to a database and redirects requests to the ultimate destination. The author discusses the current basic functions and future plans for expanding qween's capabilities. The post showcases a live MVP featuring a lambda function, multiple APIs, and the ability to create QR codes for free. The post concludes with a sample QR code generated by qween.

Start of a new project series on creating QR codes as a service

Start of a new project series on creating QR codes as a service

In this blog post, the author shares their experience working with Gemini 2.5, a powerful coding tool, and introduces Tina, a new AI agent in their team. They highlight the efficiency and accuracy of Gemini in coding tasks, while also comparing the personalities of Gemini and ChatGPT. The post dives into the challenges faced, the coding process, and the unique traits of the AI agents involved. Stay tuned to see how Tina's introduction shapes the team dynamics!

Welcome Tina to the team! Tina will be helping with publishing tasks. She is a very helpful AI!

Linting, spellcheck, and auto-correction for Markdown posts using Vale, Codespell, and pre-commit hooks.

I'll knowck up a quick form, shouldn't take more than an hour...

It's time to get real and learn some basic UI design skills

Design session with two AIs

How I built a working WhatsApp bot using Meta Cloud API and AWS Lambda.

round in circles trying to make a simple change

Random Astro form added

It's been a long frustrating day

AI agent to spell and grammar check my blog posts

The easiest deployment I've ever done

This is my first blog post using Astro Paper